A new fort i made:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/uploads/36763/brcastle.PNG

Looks very fantasy like with the high towers. If you reduced their size it would look more historic. :)

Good job. :goodjob:

You may want to make the sizes of the towers differ, though.

I`d drink there, looks cozy :)

I like that fort, varw! what about an oriental-style one? it´s only a different roof.
I`d drink there, looks cozy :)I would have said "live" instead of "drink" so it seems that drinking and living is the same to you, eh?

I like that fort, varw! what about an oriental-style one? it´s only a different roof.
I would have said "live" instead of "drink" so it seems that drinking and living is the same to you, eh?

Exactly, now the question is whether drinking = living or living = drinking... ;) Though from a mathematical point of view they are the same...

from a mathematical point of view, of course, but it doesn´t always apply, i.e. a married couple, according to the church, forms one indivisible union, till death do us part, and so on, so, you add two entities and you get one entity (1+1=1), and if one of them dies & the other remains, you still have one, so 1-1=1

Actually, the entity in that case refers to two halves of one whole, so in a standard case, the equation would be: a + b = c, in which case 'a' refers to spouse 1 and 'b' to spouse 2, 'c' of course being the combined entity of 'a' and 'b'. If one were then to die, the equation would look like this: c - a = c - b = 1/2c, in which case, only half of the matrimonial entity still exists.

Wow, totally off topic...

By the way Varwnos, the castle looks nice! Possibly you could expand the base a bit so the walls are not so straight and it looks like overall the structure is sturdier.

Actually, the entity in that case refers to two halves of one whole, so in a standard case, the equation would be: a + b = c, in which case 'a' refers to spouse 1 and 'b' to spouse 2, 'c' of course being the combined entity of 'a' and 'b'. If one were then to die, the equation would look like this: c - a = c - b = 1/2c, in which case, only half of the matrimonial entity still exists.



Yes, but if you take that OUT of the context of marriage, then it is only true then given a=b.

On topic, it looks great, Varwnos

shadows are very dark, the image is very high contrast.

http://forums.civfanatics.com/uploads/36763/1fort.PNG

It can be found here: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?p=5833984#post5833984

Turned out extremely good, even better than the initial preview. Thanks for taking the time to make it man! :D